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The only other issue I have experienced was removing an episode. However according to the change log for the latest version, that appears to be resolved.

Having a global setting to show all the episode options would be great.

As there has been some confusion in my communication with Yoast via Twitter I want to make clear that the problem with the X-Robots-Tag being set to noindex is being set by Yoast SEO, not by Powerpress or any other plugin.

So looking into this, I found this bit of code in class-frontend.php

	public function noindex_feed() {

		if ( ( is_feed() || is_robots() ) && headers_sent() === false ) {
			header( 'X-Robots-Tag: noindex, follow', true );

			return true;
		}

		return false;
	}

Is there a way to prevent this header from being set without modifying this file?

With the way Google is handling podcasts now, having this header negatively impacts RSS feeds that are for podcasts.

Had the host reboot the server. That seemed to fix it.

Seems to be working just fine now. Thank you Ross.

I will install the dev version and report back how it goes.

Hi Ross,

Yes, both are set to New York, which is the same timezone for the Google Calendar.

Nico,

Thanks I will give it a try.

Okay so it doesn’t work after all. Every post that I’ve made in the last 4 days has failed to tweet on publish. Also scheduled posts are not creating the pretty link when published unless I go back to the post and click update.

When will scheduled posts and auto tweeting be fixed? I’m very disappointed paying for a plugin that does not work as advertised.

I think I’ve got this sorted out. Tried a new post and it worked.

Has this been fixed yet? I’ve tried both of the above fixes but still cannot get auto tweeting to work. It says it has been tweeted, but never actually does.

Okay so in the API documentation I found this snippet of code:

function yoast_change_opengraph_type( $type ) {
  if ( is_page( 'X' ) )
    return 'video';
}
add_filter( 'wpseo_opengraph_type', 'yoast_change_opengraph_type', 10, 1 );

I changed the if statement to:

if ( is_home() )

Which worked and fixed my problem. But as a result it’s leaving every other post/page without an og:type…

Is there any way to fix this without removing the if statement all together? The homepage is the only page that needs the og:type changed.

I seem to be having the same issue as well…

Deleted and reinstalled the Like Button plugin and it seemed to fix whatever was the issue.

Just want to add a note that I encountered formatting issues using SU and the Powerpress plugin. If anyone else is using both these plugins, I would recommend you disable custom formatting, as that solved my issue.